ESSEQUIBO Coast minibus operators were educated about the Minibus Code of Conduct, by senior traffic officers from ‘G’ Division. The Code of Conduct for minibus operators and other personnel

SEVEN-year-old Shania Persaud, who was severely burnt, will soon be flown to the United States of America (USA) for treatment. More than 90 per cent of Persaud’s body was

– Army urges residents of Upper-Berbice River to stay calm during Exercise Green Heart RESIDENTS, who reside in communities along the Upper-Berbice River, were asked to remain calm and

ON Thursday, the three men who were allegedly involved in the America Street murder of money-changer, Shawn Nurse, called “Fabulous”, appeared before Principal Magistrate Judy Latchman at the Providence

PRIME Minister Moses Nagamootoo has lambasted People’s Progressive Party (PPP)–appointed Commissioner on the Guyana Elections Commission (GECOM), Sase Gunraj, for his remarks following a meeting between President David Granger

A PENSIONER is now homeless after a fire, which started in her bedroom at around 20:00hrs on Wednesday, destroyed her house. Bhagwantie Peters, who resides at Sabsook Street, Rose

THE Mahdia Regional Hospital is expected to have an established eyecare facility as the Public Health Ministry aims to expand the service beyond one region. The plan is to

PRESIDENT David Granger and Leader of the Opposition Bharrat Jagdeo are expected to meet today. The meeting comes days after President Granger informed the Opposition Leader that neither he

ACTING Town Clerk, Sharon Harry-Munroe, has been sent on administrative leave by the Local Government Commission for failure to carry out a “very simple instruction”. Harry could not be